Hotel La Vila, Soller

Request a garden-facing room for a quieter, cooler stay with views of the courtyard, palm trees, and mountains.

Request a square-facing room for church views, people-watching, morning sun, and the lively atmosphere, accepting possible daytime or festival noise.

Request a lower-floor room if stairs are difficult, because the hotel has no lift.

Request room 6 for a top-floor, front-facing square view, with the climb rewarded by impressive church and mountain scenery.

Travel by rail or use the nearby vintage train and tram station; buses are cheap and regular.

Choose room 3 for a quiet garden outlook.

Choose room 4 for a pleasant garden view.

Request room 8 for a third-floor garden-and-mountain view and a spacious bath.

Choose room 7 for a peaceful garden view, afternoon sun, and a larger bathroom.

Bring a cover for your road bike because it will be stored in the garden.

Bring a small car for the hotel parking area; spaces are very narrow, with a SEAT Ibiza about as wide as practical.

Reserve the hotel parking space in advance because parking nearby is difficult.

Try La Vila’s fresh orange juice and the coconut ice cream next door.

Try restaurants away from the square for more varied dining options.

Take advantage of the central location near the train station and cathedral.

Download anything important downstairs because Wi-Fi can be unreliable upstairs; the adjacent Cafe may provide a usable signal.

Ask Tony to match your room to your priorities, whether you want quiet, a garden, or a square-facing verandah.

Book the studio room for air-conditioning after hot days walking in the mountains.

Request rooms 1 or 2 for small balconies and a front-facing square view.